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%% author     : Richard Koopmann
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\title{\%d: A simple macro for dynamic dating}
\author{Richard Koopmann Jr. -- Capella University -- Minneapolis, MN}

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\begin{abstract}
A brief macro allowing the dynamic specification of date values. These date
values can be used in open code (e.g., titles and footnotes), within proc and
data steps, and in other macros.
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\section{Title}

Is your program littered with \%let statements storing different formats of
related date values?

If you've got a lot of these, you may have gone that extra step and automated
the assignments with a data null step with the same result.
\subsection{Subtitle}

Plain text.

\subsection{Another subtitle}

More plain text.


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